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By Tim Charlet on September 10, 2018

Chrysler has gone through some significant changes in recent years. However, if one thing has remained constant, it’s that they tend to hold their resale value quite well. Whether you’re searching for a previously owned Chrysler 300, a Pacifica or any other Chrysler, there are a few things you should consider that will save you time, ensure you get a reliable car, and priced at the right value.

By Tim Charlet on September 10, 2018

The top-tier Infiniti brand has been a popular choice of consumers looking for upscale – at an affordable price point, and the dependability of Nissan. However, like any premium brand, Infiniti tends to have a limited consumer base.

By Tim Charlet on September 10, 2018

So you’ve recently inherited $15 million from that dear rich Uncle you barely knew and want to buy the Supercar of your dreams. You browse the internet and find one for a cool $12 million and decide to make the plunge, thinking you could live comfortably with $3 million remaining. Well, hold on to your hats – because you might be shocked to learn how much you’ll spend on routine maintenance of owning a McLaren F1.

By Tim Charlet on September 5, 2018

Fans of the BBC’s Top Gear automotive show will have an opportunity to embrace their inner Clarkson, Hammond, And May thanks to a new video game The Grand Tour. Offered for both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, this new video game re-enacts stunts from The Grand Tour – without the inflated budget to cover the damage costs. The announcement of this video game was showcased with a recent trailer posted online.

By Tim Charlet on September 5, 2018

Volvo’s European division has introduced a new engine platform for the XC40 that gets smaller – yet more efficient. The company’s first three-cylinder gasoline-powered engine is poised to make its debut in the XC40 premium small SUV in the UK market later this year.

By Tim Charlet on September 4, 2018

Hypercar fanatics may have a new contender for fastest naturally-aspirated powerplant with the Aston Martin Valkyrie. Featuring an ultra-lightweight construction, with the AM badge being 30 percent thinner than a human hair (serious), the Valkyrie was expected to be one of the quickest-accelerating vehicles on the planet.